Nvidia Reports Historic Quarter, Signals Even Bigger Growth Ahead

Nvidia delivered another explosive quarter, reporting $57 billion in revenue, up 22% from the previous quarter and 62% year-over-year.

Earnings surged as well, pushing diluted EPS to $1.30, and the market reacted instantly – NVDA jumped more than 5% after hours, adding over $200 billion in value within minutes.

The company’s AI business remains the star. Nvidia’s Data Center segment generated $51.2 billion, nearly 90% of total revenue, fueled by massive global demand for GPU infrastructure as AI training and inference workloads accelerate simultaneously. CEO Jensen Huang described the current environment as a rapid compounding cycle of model growth and compute needs.

The quarter also showcased Nvidia’s expanding influence across the AI ecosystem. The company deepened partnerships with OpenAI, Microsoft, Google Cloud, Oracle, xAI, and Anthropic, and announced new hardware such as Rubin CPX GPUs and next-gen BlueField processors. U.S.-based production of the first Blackwell wafers at TSMC’s Arizona facility marked a major manufacturing milestone.

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Other business lines – gaming, automotive, robotics, and professional visualization – posted strong double-digit growth, but AI continues to dominate Nvidia’s trajectory.

Looking ahead, Nvidia expects Q4 revenue of around $65 billion, signaling that demand is still rising. With the stock now pushing back toward the $190–$195 range, traders are watching whether NVDA can retest the $200+ region as the AI boom continues to accelerate.